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October Books 6) Year's Best SF 6, edited by David G. Hartwell

Oct 18, 2009 11:34

I have only a handful of books left to read of those I marked as "unread" when I joined Librarything in late 2005, so I have decided to start working through those I had already read before then but hadn't reviewed on-lline. There are a couple of thousand of them, so this is not a project I seriously intend to complete any time soon. The ordering ( Read more... )

rereads, bookblog 2009, writer: david langford, writer: david hartwell, writer: ted chiang, writer: greg egan

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del_c October 18 2009, 13:39:42 UTC

David Langford's "Different Kinds of Darkness", from his series of BLIT stories, this one set in a boarding school for specially talented children; Greg Egan's "Oracle", which has an alternate-universe take on the possible interactions between C.S. Lewis and Alan Turing; and Teg Chiang's "Seventy-Two Letters"

Are those three stories really all nine years old now? How did that happen?